Chronoswiss
NEO Digiteur Sky CH-1373.2-LB

The Neo Digiteur Sky gives the mechanical watch without hands a clear and airy pastel blue expression. Its digital regulator display replaces traditional hands with jumping hour, sweeping minutes and sweeping seconds, powered by the hand-wound C.85757 caliber. Limited to 99 pieces.

The Neo Digiteur Sky is the lightest expression of the Pastel Code series. Its soft blue dial brings clarity and calm to the bold geometry of the Neo Digiteur, creating a watch that feels precise, modern and visually unexpected. The display is pure mechanical rebellion: jumping hour at 12 o’clock, sweeping minutes in the centre and sweeping seconds at 6 o’clock. It reads like digital time, yet every indication is driven by a fully mechanical hand-wound movement. The Chronoswiss Caliber C.85757 powers the display through a proprietary in-house module, developed specifically for this handless architecture. With its tailored rectangular stainless-steel case and limited production of 99 pieces, the Neo Digiteur Sky turns pastel blue into a mechanical statement.

Movement
C.85757

At the heart of the Neo Digiteur beats the hand-wound Caliber C.85757, featuring a proprietary in-house module developed in Lucerne. The module controls the jumping hour, sweeping minutes and seconds with precision. Visible through a rectangular display window, the movement is finished with hand-guilloché on gold- and ruthenium-plated components - blending heritage with modern mechanical artistry.

Materials
Stainless Steel

Chronoswiss relies on stainless steel for its durability and sheen. With excellent resistance to corrosion and scratches, stainless steel provides a perfect balance between longevity and aesthetics. Chronoswiss primarily uses high-quality stainless steel in its watches, ensuring everyday practicality along with timeless elegance.

Complication
Jumping Hours, Sweeping Minutes & Seconds

The Neo Digiteur showcases a rare digital complication: Jumping hours at 12, digital minutes in the center, and sweeping seconds at 6. Three crisp apertures cut into the curved dial reveal a precise, rhythmic display of time - entirely mechanical, yet boldly modern. It’s a regulator without hands, built for clarity, energy efficiency, and visual intrigue.

Legacy
A jump in time

The Neo Digiteur draws its spirit from the original 2005 Digiteur, a mechanical outlier created by Chronoswiss founder Gerd-Rüdiger Lang. Inspired by early pocket watches with jumping hours and digital displays, it challenged convention with its bold shape and unique complication. The new edition revives that vision with modern mechanics and sharp lines - staying true to its roots while forging a new path.